2400+ @ 166 fsb

[Titanion]

Can I count on getting any 2400 to run stable at 166 fsb? Is that a sure thing with these chips. I have one that I have been running at 2200 at 133 fsb for a few months, and I am going to put it into a new motherboard that can handle 166 fsb.

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[scottchen]

If you lower your multiplier, and your mobo allows it you can go all the way up to 250mhz, but most nforce2 has trouble getting past 215mhz.

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